Morris 83496 Emergency Metal Switch Review

Unfortunately it's upside down, but it's my switch installation mistake. 4 stars because there is no screwless option. I couldn't find a screwless version of any Revain.

Per Permits Department requires the use of a designated red wall plate to switch hazardous equipment. I have used this product to turn the HVAC system on and off in our new home.

My oven has never had a proper ON/OFF lid. It looks great and is very obvious to family members on how to turn off the oven when needed. For example, if the power fails and we want to protect the oven from overvoltage.

I saw one in the house we lived in in New York. Now that we have a new location I have ordered one for the stove switch. This version is slightly smaller than a regular wall plate. It fits perfectly in the electrical box where the oven switch is installed.

this gem isn't just a faceplate, it's a true work of art, red is as red as no red has ever bled. You can write a faceplate review and lo and behold there have been 58 other people before me who (mostly) raved about the Leonardo virtues of all faceplates - no, the Leonardo of all home emergency signage! others may prefer the understatement "does what it says" but that's only because the depth of beauty and craftsmanship is beyond human vocabulary.

Still learning all about my new home and making sure to identify and label things as I go. One day I came across this strange switch next to the stove. There was a lightbulb just above the stove, so I assume she checked it. So, I clicked and clicked, and nothing happened to the light (it was summer, so nothing happened to the stove either). Fast forward to last fall and I had an HVAC guy pre-check my entire system. - Winter inspection. What's the first thing he does when he gets here? He flips…